Articles by Steven Schneider
Oreo Churros are about to be unleashed upon the masses
Everyone loves Oreos, that's nothing new, and there are plenty of different varieties. However, the Oreo Churro might just be a game-changer.
The Simpsons/Futurama crossover couch gag: Meet Hedonism-bot
It's been a long time coming, but Matt Groening's universes are about to collide. In the couch gag from 'Simpsorama,' things get as beautifully weird as fans could hope for.
Meet Amazon's Echo: The future of A.I. is here
If there's one universal cornerstone of science fiction, it's artificial intelligence. For years, people thought A.I. was just a fantasy, but with Amazon's new Echo device, the fantasy may become reality.
See what happens when non-Newtonian fluids, dubstep and slow-motion collide
Non-Newtonian fluids are basically science fiction on their own, but add a speaker into the mix and things get weird. Slow it down to about 1600 frames-per-second, and it's like looking at an alien life-form.
President Obama responds to critics through Key & Peele's anger translator
There's plenty of reasons why President Obama could be stressed out, but how can he express himself without losing face? 'Key & Peele' take a look at the President's secret weapon: an anger translator named Luther.
New 'Into the Woods' trailer is pure Disney magic
'Into the Woods' is next in the long line of Disney musicals, and going by the trailer alone, it's going to be something special. Disney simply doesn't hold back when it comes to musicals.
Learn the art of the insult from Skeletor
The '80s were a strange time in history, but it made for great television. Why Dreamworks uploaded a montage of Skeletor's greatest insults is unknown, but it's a fantastic reminder of why 'He-Man' was so great.
CNN Election Night anchors use Microsoft Surface tablets as iPad kickstands while on the air
Embarrassing: Instead of using the new Microsoft Surface tablets while on the air, the Election Night hosts of CNN were using them to hide iPads!
Berkeley's new soda tax could be a sign of things to come
Soda is about to get a lot more expensive. A new tax in Berkeley, CA means that the soft drink industry may be changing for good.
'Fallout: Shadow of Boston' revealed?
It's been a long time since gamers have seen anything related to the 'Fallout' universe, but that may be changing soon: Bethesda recently applied for the trademark 'Fallout: Shadow of Boston.'
'Destiny 2' confirmed to be in development by Activision CEO
It may seem a bit early, but the sequel to Bungie's intergalactic shooter-MMO is on its way. 'Destiny 2' was confirmed to be in development by Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg earlier today.
Occupirate: Captain Jack Sparrow runs for office
Strange things can certainly happen in politics, but this may take the cake: earlier today, it was discovered the pirate captain Jack Sparrow would be running for office in Minneapolis!
'Grand Theft Auto V' on next-gen systems is going first-person
There's plenty to be excited about with 'Grand Theft Auto V' coming to next-gen, but nothing changes the game like a complete shift in perspective: for the new version of the game, Rockstar has gone first-person!
Election Day 2014: Catch up on the top 5 political TV dramas on Netflix
If you're looking to get into political dramas, there's no better time than Election Day. Here are five of the best shows on Netflix that contain all of the intrigue and double-crosses anyone could hope for.
Racial diversity is coming to emojis
For many, emojis are just little smiley faces that people send in text messages. Unfortunately, for many others, emojis don't actually represent them - though, following an update in 2015, the Unicode Consortium will fix that.
Check out everything Amazon's Instant Streaming has to offer in November
Other services may be the first to come to mind, but many will argue that Amazon Prime's Instant Streaming service is the best available. With the November update, Amazon is certainly proving itself.
New 'Archer' trailer ditches cocaine, gets back to spying
While 'Archer: Vice' didn't necessarily ruin the series, most viewers just didn't agree with the immense changes to the show. Going by the trailer, however, 'Archer's' sixth season will be a return to form.
Politics of television: What Democrats and Republicans are watching
Politics may be more heated than ever, but if there's one thing everyone can agree on, it's that TV is awesome. However, it seems like the parties won't be agreeing on what to watch anytime soon...
Confirmed: Scarecrow set to make an appearance on 'Gotham'
He may not be the most recognizable Batman villain ever, but that might change soon: Jonathan Crane, a.k.a. the Scarecrow, is set to make his debut on Fox's 'Gotham.'
DC's 'Convergance' event sees the return of the multiverse
While many thought that DC was leaving behind its multiple parallel universes after the events of The New 52, that's apparently not the case anymore. The company just announced 'Convergence,' which will see the return of the DC multiverse.
Square Enix releases new 'Final Fantasy XV' open-world demo
It's been a long time coming, but Square Enix has finally answered fans' prayers: a new video showcasing 'Final Fantasy XV' open-world systems, wildlife and combat has just been released.
Hollywood Horror: The evolution of the horror movie poster
Just like any art form, movie posters have evolved over the years. However, while most modern movie posters tend to look the same, horror movie posters stand out like no other. Some are beautiful, others are horrifying, but they're usually always amazing.
Stream the best Halloween movies Amazon Prime Instant Video has to offer
Netflix may be the king of streaming, but it doesn't have the greatest selection of Halloween material. If you're looking to stay in tonight, Amazon Prime might have the selection of horror you need.
Will the standalone 'Wonder Woman' film take place in the 1920s?
While most would assume that the standalone 'Wonder Woman' film would take place after 'Batman v. Superman,' the latest rumors out of Hollywood suggest that the DC superheroine's film will take place almost a century earlier.
'Assassin's Creed: Unity' trailer reveals World War II time anomaly
Everyone knows that 'Assassin's Creed: Unity' takes place during the French Revolution, but according to a brand new trailer from Ubisoft, the game also takes place during...World War II?
New 'Ex Machina' trailer blurs the line between man and machine
The idea of man vs. machine has been done before, but with the first trailer for 'Ex Machina' being released, it seems that movie-goers are starting to see the beginning of 'man and machine.'
WWE Network continues to struggle with subscriptions, offers free month
Despite the potential deals for WWE buffs, the WWE Network continues to falter. New subscriber rates have been revealed, and they are not good by any stretch of the imagination.
Doctor Who Stop-Motion Christmas Special successfully funded on IndieGoGo
There's nothing quite like 'Doctor Who' or stop-motion Christmas specials, so why not combine them? Thanks to the team over at 'Doctor Puppet' and their IndieGoGo campaign, fans are getting exactly that.
'Mario Kart 8' sells 3.5 million units in just four months
Fans may assume that Nintendo is still struggling, but if recent sales figures are anything to go by, Nintendo's doing great. Sales for both 'Mario Kart 8' and 'Pokemon' have been fantastic so far.
Wal-Mart moves forward with massive used-game department
Used games may have been GameStop's bread and butter for years, but it seems that Wal-Mart is making its move toward the market as well. The retailer announced it would open used-games sections in 1,700 locations.
